Bishop Martyn's address at the Justice Service
17th October 2022The Bishop of Leicester says we must all be public about our commitments and values so that we can have genuine debate about the common good.
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The Bishop of Leicester says we must all be public about our commitments and values so that we can have genuine debate about the common good.
Her Late Majesty The Queen approved the nomination of The Very Revd Dr David Monteith, Dean of Leicester, for election as Dean of Canterbury.
As the period of national mourning ends, Bishop Martyn thanks our churches and worshipping communities for all their efforts, promises ongoing support and shares sermon notes from two of the civic services
Civic dignitaries and Cadets and guests from other faiths took part in this moving service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving for The Queen.
On the eve of the state funeral, people of all faiths and none are invited to attend Leicestershire’s Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
A Cathedral service was held at the historic St Mary de Castro Church led by the Dean and Bishops and attended by civic dignitaries and members of the public
Our Bishops and civic guests will attend a special Cathedral service open to the public tomorrow evening at 6.30pm at St Mary de Castro Church in Leicester.
This is a significant bereavement for our nation and will be felt deeply by many of us.
As well as singing almost daily services in Truro Cathedral, the group made the most of the time in Cornwall with a full programme of activities
The Bishop and Dean of Leicester and our Director of Education react to the sad news of his death.